Charleston: Joseph Walker, Stationer and Printer, 1868. Original printed wrappers [chipped at extremities, loosening]. Stitched, 16pp. Light toning, mild foxing. Good+. C.C. Pinckney, Peter J. Shand, Paul Trapier sign the Committee report in type at the end. They chronicle the "fierce tornado which swept over our State from its south-western... More about REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE DESTRUCTION OF CHURCHES, IN THE DIOCESE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, DURING...

[Philadelphia? 1872 or 1873?]. Original printed title wrappers [some spotting and wear]. Stitched. 6, [2 blanks] pp. Clean text. Except as noted, Very Good. Congress had levied a tax on raw cotton during the War, and in 1866 and 1867. The author argues that the Cotton Tax is unconstitutional. Article... More about WHY THE COTTON TAX SHOULD BE REFUNDED

Charleston, S.C. Published and Sold, Wholesale & Retail, by A.E. Miller, [1845]. [48] pp, as issued. Stitched. Minor wear, Very Good.. The Almanac includes a "Calendar of Fasts, Festivals, and other days, Observed by the Israelites. For the Year 5606". Information is printed on the items promised by the title... More about MILLER'S PLANTERS' & MERCHANTS' ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1846...CALCULATED BY DAVID...

[n.p. n.d.]. 10-3/4" x 14-1/2", folded to 7-1/4" x 10-3/4". [4] pp, completely in manuscript. Accounting on first page, interior pages blank, "Account of Negro Hire for 1846" written on final page. Good+. A manuscript list of seventeen names of persons to whom the owner's slave was rented, with... More about "ACCOUNT OF NEGRO HIRE FOR 1846," LISTING NAMES OF SLAVES AND PERSONS TO WHOM SLAVES...

[Florida]: 1846. 3-1/2" x 8". Ink manuscript on unlined paper. Light toning and spotting, light folds and a few wrinkles. Overall, Very Good. Thomas T. Clardy [1795-1845], born in South Carolina, married Annah Jane Gore [b.1799] in 1815, at North Carolina. They had one daughter: Amanda Mobley Clardy. They... More about MANUSCRIPT NOTE APPRAISING TWO FLORIDA SLAVES:  "WE DO HEREBY APPRAISE THE FOLLOWING...

New Orleans: City Item Publishing Company, 1884. Original printed wrappers, stitched. 15, [1 blank] pp. Text clean. Wrappers loosened, with a couple of old institutional stamps, shallow wrapper edge wear. Good+. A committee of sugar planters called the Convention. Delegates are listed. Its purpose was "to defend the Louisiana protected... More about CONVENTION OF THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE LOUISIANA PROTECTED INDUSTRIES. NEW ORLEANS, MARCH 12, 1884

[Atlanta: 1883]. Broadside, 5-3/8" x 8-1/2". Very Good. More about CIRCULAR LETTER. DEAR SIR: AFTER THE 20TH OF DECEMBER, WE WILL BE FOUND AT NO. 17 EAST ALABAMA...